Contents
- 1 Can a portal license be swapped for a customer community license?
- 2 How are HTTP and callouts related in Salesforce?
- 3 How does a community member based license work?
- 4 Do you need a community or application license?
- 5 What’s the difference between an external user license?
- 6 Can you switch from login based to community based license?
- 7 Where can I find a Microsoft licensing partner?
- 8 When do I need to migrate my portal configuration?
Can a portal license be swapped for a customer community license?
If you own portal licenses, there’s no real benefit to swapping those licenses to Partner Communities or Customer Communities licenses. The Gold Partner license maps to Partner Communities and the HVPU license maps to Customer Communities, meaning that users with those licenses have access to the same feature set.
Each callout demand is related to an HTTP technique and an endpoint. The HTTP technique shows what sort of activity is wanted. Zenith callouts to an outer help. The least difficult solicitation is a GET demand (GET is an HTTP technique). A GET demand implies that the sender needs to get data about an asset from the worker.
How are rest callouts related to the HTTP technique?
REST callouts depend on HTTP. To see how callouts work, it’s useful to comprehend a couple of things about HTTP. Each callout demand is related to an HTTP technique and an endpoint. The HTTP technique shows what sort of activity is wanted. Zenith callouts to an outer help. The least difficult solicitation is a GET demand (GET is an HTTP technique).
When do the new Salesforce communities licenses come out?
Salesforce Communities introduces three new licenses that are intended as long-term replacements for the legacy portal licenses: Customer Community — our high-volume license. Customer Community Plus — a role-based Customer Community license, available in Spring’14.
How does a community member based license work?
A Community member-based license works like a standard Salesforce internal license: external users with a member-based license are able to access a community as many times as they want. The only difference is that external users do not have access to the internal org. Login-based licenses are a bit different.
Do you need a community or application license?
A: The same as any other type of user. The user needs both a community license and an application license. For example, if the Warehouse Application wants 100 community users to use the application, 100 community licenses will need to be assigned to the users and 100 Warehouse Application licenses will need to be assigned to those users.
What’s the difference between refer community user and refer community license?
Refer Communities User Licenses. Partner Community License: A Community member-based license works like a standard Salesforce internal license: external users with a member-based license are able to access a community as many times as they want.
What’s the difference between Docker community and Enterprise?
Docker Engine has been renamed to Docker Community Edition, and, as the name suggests, it’s a do-it-yourself, community supported version of Docker that’s available for free of cost. The community edition will be available in two versions: Edge and Stable. Edge will be released each month with the latest features.
What’s the difference between an external user license?
External user licenses are targeted at people outside your company, such as partners or customers. External licenses include legacy portal licenses and Communities licenses. Users with a portal license can access both portals and communities; users with a community license can only access Communities.
Can you switch from login based to community based license?
You can easily switch users from a login-based to a member-based license, and vice-versa, as long as the user remains on the same license type (Partner Community or Customer Community). If you own portal licenses, there’s no real benefit to swapping those licenses to Partner Communities or Customer Communities licenses.
What’s the difference between partner community and customer community plus?
Of course, if the ISV solution has user personas that fit both the customer community and customer community plus, the org can have a mix of both licenses. Partner Community is the right license over Customer Community Plus if your users require access to objects like Leads, Opportunities, Campaigns, and Quotes.
What do you need to know about community licenses?
User access to a community is provided via special community user licenses. Below is a list of all the available license options: Custom digital experiences to engage any external stakeholder, including brand engagement and customer loyalty. Limited access to CRM objects.
Where can I find a Microsoft licensing partner?
They are often your best, initial points of contact for specific license questions or for questions about creating customer quotes, SKU purchases, or prerequisites. If you don’t have a partner serving this role for you, see Find a partner to locate one.
When do I need to migrate my portal configuration?
Portal development involves several configurations and customizations to achieve a desired experience for portal end users. After you have completed development or configuration of your portal instance, you might want to migrate your latest portal configuration from development to testing or the production environments.
How to migrate a portal from one tenant to another?
To migrate a portal from one tenant to another, you must follow these steps: Reset your portal in the source tenant. Provision a new portal in an environment with Dataverse or containing customer engagement apps. Migrate portal configurations and customizations using the export and import steps explained in this article earlier. See also